99 Trans Am New Build
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99 Trans Am New Build
Alright, I've been reading and reading and really can't figure out a route to go that everything will work perfectly. I'm not on a huge budget but not necessarily trying to get the cheapest route either. I have a 99 Trans Am that I want for a badass street car 95% of the time but could run track if need be. I want to get a cam, headers, intake, stall, and a few other items yet everything I read says you have to match a cam to the stall and to the heads and etc. I'm not exactly what route to go here any helping direction would be great!!!! I don't want to start getting things and then find out they don't match well. Afterwards I plan on getting a tune of course. The car has around 60k miles on an automatic transmission. I'm also not worried about emission laws.
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Alright, I've been reading and reading and really can't figure out a route to go that everything will work perfectly. I'm not on a huge budget but not necessarily trying to get the cheapest route either. I have a 99 Trans Am that I want for a badass street car 95% of the time but could run track if need be. I want to get a cam, headers, intake, stall, and a few other items yet everything I read says you have to match a cam to the stall and to the heads and etc. I'm not exactly what route to go here any helping direction would be great!!!! I don't want to start getting things and then find out they don't match well. Afterwards I plan on getting a tune of course. The car has around 60k miles on an automatic transmission. I'm also not worried about emission laws.
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10 bolts don't survive when the car starts hooking up, but when they aren't launched and stick with 3rd/4th highway pulls they last forever.
10 bolt with bigger axles , clip eliminators, diff cover . Seconds 600 rwhp car it's been in and still living 6 years later